Life Skills Coach
Confluence Behavioral Health
Life Skills Coach
Confluence Behavioral Health
Owner-operated young adult behavioral health
Job Description:
The Life Skills Coach reports directly to the Residential Manager and works under the support and supervision of the Program Director and Arete Partnership.
The Life Skills Coach is responsible for working with the Transition team to facilitate the Arete programming schedule and support participants in completion of their goals, tasks and responsibilities. Tasks include attending Arete programming, assisting with program assignments, supporting participants needs, and motivating participants that are struggling to participate to their fullest potential. The role primary involves direct service with Arete participants in the service of implementing program activities, milieu and community culture, seasonal plans, and program objectives.
Time and task analysis will be conducted by the Residential Manager and their supervisor to best assess how the Life Skills Coach's responsibilities may be met within their schedule. And what responsibilities may be adjusted, improved, and new responsibilities implemented. A Performance review will be conducted on a bi-annual basis, both a self-assessment and a supervisory review.
Responsibilities:
Participant Direct Support:
Administrative and Programming:
Training/Development/Supervision:
Team and Culture
Expectations
Qualifications:
Compensation:
Owner-operated young adult behavioral health
Confluence Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health care for young adults in Vermont, including residential treatment at Thetford Center, a transitional living program, and an Intensive Outpatient Program in Burlington. Services combine clinical care—psychiatric evaluations, medication management, neuropsychological assessments—with coaching on executive functioning, life skills, and wellness, all supported by family involvement. The organization is independently owned and operated, making decisions focused on participant care, and differentiates itself through a seamless continuum of care and accreditation by The Joint Commission and Vermont licensing. Its goal is to support continuous, individualized care across the emerging adult journey to help clients achieve stable transitions to independent adulthood, including addressing challenges such as “failure to launch.”
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